His Own People
His Own People
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Helene, can you do any better than that?" "Ah, this dear, droll Cooley!" The tantalizing witch lifted the youth's glass to his lips and let him drink, as a mother helps a thirsty child.
''Belter she laughed endearingly.
As the lovely Helene pronounced that word. Lady Mount-Rhyswicke was 1:983 •H IS-OWN-PEOPLE- leaning forward to replace Mellin's empty glass upon the table.
"I don't care whether you 're a widow or not!" he shouted furiously. And he resoundingly kissed her massive shoul- der.
The...re was a wild shout of laughter; even the imperturbable Sncyd (who had continued to win steadily) wiped tears from his eyes, and Madame de Vauri- gard gave way to intermittent hysteria throughout the ensuing half-hour.
For a time Mellin sat grimly observ- ing this inexplicable merriment with a cold smile.
"Laugh on!'' he commanded with bit- ter satire, some ten niiinutes after play had been resumed — and was instantly obeyed.
n993 •HIS-OWN-PEOPLE- Whereupon his mood underwent an- other change, and he became convinced that the world was a warm and kindly place, where it was good to live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helene, can you do any better than that?" "Ah, this dear, droll Cooley!" The tantalizing witch lifted the youth's glass to his lips and let him drink, as a mother helps a thirsty child.
''Belter she laughed endearingly.
As the lovely Helene pronounced that word. Lady Mount-Rhyswicke was 1:983 •H IS-OWN-PEOPLE- leaning forward to replace Mellin's empty glass upon the table.
"I don't care whether you 're a widow or not!" he shouted furiously. And he resoundingly kissed her massive shoul- der.
The...re was a wild shout of laughter; even the imperturbable Sncyd (who had continued to win steadily) wiped tears from his eyes, and Madame de Vauri- gard gave way to intermittent hysteria throughout the ensuing half-hour.
For a time Mellin sat grimly observ- ing this inexplicable merriment with a cold smile.
"Laugh on!'' he commanded with bit- ter satire, some ten niiinutes after play had been resumed — and was instantly obeyed.
n993 •HIS-OWN-PEOPLE- Whereupon his mood underwent an- other change, and he became convinced that the world was a warm and kindly place, where it was good to live.
What to read after His Own People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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